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Mesa Court community center construction complete ahead of academic year | New University | UC Irvine (opens the original)
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A new Mesa Court community center, which has been in construction for two years, is now ready for students to use. The project was completed on Aug. 26 and is the last step in a broader Mesa Court Expansion that started in 2014. The 32 million-dollar expansion includes a new 230-seat dining hall on the first floor, and an expansion of the original center’s amenities. The Oasis, the dining hall, was built to accommodate overcrowding at The Anteatery, which resulted partly from a Mesa Court Reside
UCI announces new UCIPD chief of police | New University | UC Irvine (opens the original)
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Paul Cooper was announced UCIPD’s new chief of police on Sept. 4, five months after former chief Liz Griffin retired. Cooper, who has been serving as interim chief of police since June, was assistant chief of police to former chief Jorge Cisneros and to Griffin, and served as interim chief once before, following Cisneros’s departure. “I look forward to working with our team of dedicated police officers and professional staff to provide the campus community and medical centers with the highest le
UCI reviews international student work program following second ICE memo | New University | UC Irvine (opens the original)
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The UCI International Center announced on Aug. 27 that it is working with university administration and legal counsel to determine impacts on degree programs, following another Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) memo sent to the university on Aug. 24. The center temporarily suspended some international students’ applications for Curricular Practical Training (CPT), the work authorization that allows F-1 students to gain off-campus work experience, on Aug. 17. This was in response to an in
Irvine mayor urges Chancellor Gillman to drop penalties against professors | New University | UC Irvine (opens the original)
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Irvine Mayor Larry Agran addressed a letter to UCI Chancellor Howard Gillman on Aug. 12, urging the chancellor to consider dropping the disciplinary actions taken against two faculty members who participated in the spring 2024 pro-Palestine protests. As of Aug. 21, Gillman is still yet to respond to the letter, which was hand delivered to his office on Aug. 14. The letter was drafted after about three weeks of discussions between Agran and approximately 25 faculty members from other UC schools.
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